Subject: Re: Try heating the tar up with hair dryer or leaving it in the sun. Then try again. Author: heb : member since December, 2004 : 65 posts Posted on: 2005-09-07 00:02:33

Thanks Dwight. I'll give it a try. I was concerned about heat damage to the paint from the hair dryer, but I guess it's no worse that heating up in the sun and much quicker.

heb in St Louis, MO

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  • Stoner Tarminator works well for me - JohnG 2005-09-07 09:43:30 (353 views)
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    • Goo Be Gone might work well too. - pdef1949 2005-09-07 09:10:22 (446 views)
  • Try heating the tar up with hair dryer or leaving it in the sun. Then try again. (nt) - dwightf 2005-09-06 23:47:55 (360 views)
    • Re: Try heating the tar up with hair dryer or leaving it in the sun. Then try again. - heb 2005-09-07 00:02:33 (347 views)
      • Re: Try heating the tar up with hair dryer or leaving it in the sun. Then try again. - dwightf 2005-09-07 00:09:31 (613 views)
        • Thanks Dwight, I have some tar on my front fender too. Will take your advice. (nt) - kingdom7 2005-09-07 01:03:22 (389 views)